You are just as wrong as Natasha is dead.
The hospital she finally consented to go to FOUR HOURS AFTER the accident gave her a CT scan, and the doctors there did everything humanly possible to stabilize her for the trip to the neurosurgeon manned hospital in Montreal when the problem was found.
The lack of a helo for transport AFTER seeking help MAY have been a small factor in her death, but the FOUR FLIPPING HOURS before accepting treatment most certainly was the primary and possibly SOLE reason for her demise.
Think about it: She was only 2 and a bit hours from a hospital on a par with any in the USA, but WASTED 4 hours before seeking treatment.
Natasha, and Natasha ALONE is responsible for her unfortunate death. She got care on a par or BETTER than anything at any ski area on the planet. Unless of course you know of one that has an on-call neurosurgeon available at the first aid post.
Thank you for providing the needed clarity in a sea of obfuscation.
“Natasha, and Natasha ALONE is responsible for her unfortunate death.”
Nonsense. She got horrendous care. If she had gone skiing in Vail, she would be alive.